Order Contact Lenses at Rochester Eye Care
While contact lenses and glasses both provide similar correction for vision problems, there are some advantages to using contact lenses. First of all, many people find contact lenses to be more comfortable to wear than glasses. The contacts don’t fog or steam in weather, they don’t slip on the nose or put pressure on the ear, and they don’t obstruct one’s appearance. In addition, contacts can provide better correction for people with conditions such as a high astigmatism, and those requiring a high degree of distance correction. Contacts also allow for better peripheral vision than glasses do.
We can ship your contacts to your home or business, which ever is most convenient. Contact us at Phone: (248) 650-2255 or click here to contact us for information on ordering and shipping.
The two main types of contact lenses available are semihard-gas permeable and soft. These vary in their characteristics and their uses. For more information on the advantages of wearing contact lenses, consult us at (248) 650-2255. We will perform a complete eye exam to recommend the best lenses for correction of your myopia, hyperopia, astigmatism and/or presbyopia.
Now you can order your contact lenses directly from Rochester Eye Care. We carry a wide variety of contact lenses, including:
- Disposables
- Planned Replacements
- Conventional Daily Wear
- Soft Tonics
- Colored Lenses
- Rigid Gas Permeable
As a comprehensive eye care practice serving the Rochester area, Rochester Eye Care offers a wide range of vision services, including an extensive selection of contact lenses and eyeglasses. Our goal is to help patients find vision solutions that fit their lifestyle, comfort needs, and visual requirements.
Complete eye examinations are performed to accurately assess refractive errors such as nearsightedness (myopia), astigmatism, and presbyopia, while also evaluating overall eye health. During these exams, patients are screened for signs of eye conditions including glaucoma and diabetic retinopathy, many of which may not present symptoms in their early stages.
These thorough evaluations allow our team to provide precise prescriptions, ongoing eye health monitoring, and appropriate guidance or referrals when additional care may be needed.
